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Thank you so much Dirk and Steven! (And sorry Dirk, but I really didn't get that your smiley hid a link -- I thought it just referred to the hilariously wonderful design )

I somehow overlooked the pics on Pamelas's site, I was more concentrated on the usual suspects for figural pieces like Brockwitz and Walther.

It is interesting that a google search for S. Reich & Co doesn't come up with much, apart from many articles in "Pressglaskorrespondenz". It took me a while to find my bowl there >> Link to .pdfMr. Stopfer refers to it as a "fruit bowl with flowers and children" (I thought that their faces looked quite adult).The design was obviously still produced in the 1970s; mine has so much wear and dirt that I would assume it is an older piece.Unfortunately the pattern book doesn't seem to have been published.

Are pieces by Reich scarcer, or is their output just less well documented?

Hi thereStunning piece!Christine is right their work was often superb.I have pieces at home which I am pretty sure are Reich but as you say there isn't much documented.The only catalogue I have is the 1934 one which this bowl is in.I have had this in the past in green plain frosted and opalescent.I now collect mainly amber and pink so have never seen it in amber like yours.If you ever want to part with it please let me know I would love it!Cheers Nige

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